STS-102 Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers April 24, 2001

INDIA, CHAD. LIBYA AND EGYPT

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STS102-717-60

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Chad: Pic Tousside, Tibesti massif, Chad. Pic Tousside (3265 m) rises above much of the surrounding volcanic complex; lava flows radiate outward on the west side of the mountain. Bright, reflective evaporite deposits from a now-dry lake cover the floor of a nearby crater. Volcanic craters and flows are common features of the landscapes of Earth's Moon, Mars, and Io, one of Jupiter's moons.

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